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Top-rated cabins in Burlington

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Cabin in Colchester
Little Cabin on the Lake
Please read all below: We are a 2 bdrm 1 bath bungalow located in Colchester VT, lakefront on the Mallet's Bay portion of Lake Champlain. There is beach access directly across the street for kayaking, sailing, paddle boarding, and sunset watching. We are just a 15 minute drive to Burlington for shopping and dining. There is a small covered porch to sit on and a lake to look out on. We have two kayaks available for use. The lake is a bay section so the bottom is muddy, recommend water shoes!
$193 per night
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Cabin in South Hero
Rockhaven - Island View
Rockhaven, a romantic getaway is a rare find. Step back in time and enjoy almost 600' of lake shore on Vermont's unique Lake Champlain with 180 degree views, from westerly views to New York's Adirondacks, through the north and east to Vermont's Green Mountains. This private site is 2 acres with mature trees, meadows, and wooded buffers, ensuring a peaceful and private stay. There are two cottages available; they can be rented separately or together. Each is one bedroom with private bath.
$250 per night
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Cabin in Hinesburg
Lake Iroquois - "Lakes End"
Lakes End on Lake Iroquois in Hinesburg VT. Gorgeous views of the lake from the deck. Located 50 feet from shore with steps leading to water. Cute kitchen with fridge, oven, refrigerator. Counter space for meals. Large living room. Master bedroom with queen bed, bunks beds. Deck & Grill 40 ft of lake frontage, private dock. Paddle kayaks, hike trails from property. The road is plowed and relatively flat. In winter you need at least all season but preferably snow tires to access.
$139 per night
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Stay near Burlington's top sights

Photo of Church Street Marketplace
Church Street Marketplace142 locals recommend
Photo of Waterfront Park
Waterfront Park132 locals recommend
Photo of Ben & Jerry’s
Ben & Jerry’s19 locals recommend
Photo of North Beach Park
North Beach Park67 locals recommend
Photo of University of Vermont
University of Vermont17 locals recommend
Photo of Oakledge Park
Oakledge Park40 locals recommend

Burlington cottages

Cottage in Hinesburg
Bright new cottage in exquisite Vermont setting
$134 per night
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Cottage in Malletts Bay
Cozy cottage steps from the beach!
$155 per night
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Cottage in Burlington
Brand-new house steps away from downtown and lake!
$155 per night
Cottage in Charlotte
The Greenbush Barn
$254 per night
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Cottage in Shelburne
Charming Cottage | Cozy Fireplace & Snowshoes!
$128 per night
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Cottage in Hinesburg
Gorgeous lakefront home close to Burlington!
$295 per night
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Cottage in Hinesburg
Lakefront Cottage With Amazing Views
$214 per night
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Cottage in Malletts Bay
Lake Champlain weekly rental near Burlington
$140 per night
Cottage in Colchester
The Cottage at Overlake
$295 per night
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Cottage in Hinesburg
Green Mountain Carriage House with Beautiful Views
$195 per night
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Private room in Burlington
Large Cottage Suite Near UVM UVMMC + Parking
$68 per night
Cottage in Duxbury
Mountain Cabin, Hiking, Private, Views! state park
$156 per night
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Your guide to Burlington

Welcome to Burlington, Vermont

The state’s largest metropolis has just 42,545 residents, but packs a world-class punch with cafes, museums, a thriving arts scene, and year-round outdoor adventures, plus a renowned university. It’s also the first U.S. city to run on 100 percent renewable electricity.

Burlington overlooks the Adirondack Mountains and 120-mile-long Lake Champlain, which divides Vermont from New York State. But its heart beats in the downtown pedestrian mall of Church Street Marketplace. This national historic district protects buildings from 1820 to 1964, including architectural styles ranging from Italianate to Queen Anne, Federal, and Greek Revival, along with some Art Deco and Modernist outliers. But somehow it all works, anchored by Courthouse Square and an 1816 brick Unitarian meeting house. Nearby sprawls the Burlington Waterfront Park with its beaches, boats, and an eight-mile bike path linking parks and green spaces. Take time to linger in this eclectic community, which marries urban intellectualism with bucolic rural Vermont beauty and traditions.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Burlington?

This lakeside city shines brightest from May to September, making it a popular time for people to book vacation rentals. The festival schedule bustles then, and the trees fill the area with lush greenery, which deepens into glorious hues perfect for leaf-peeping day trips to nearby Middlebury and Jeffersonville. Shoulder season isn’t the best in Burlington. April brings fewer crowds but often lots of mud. And November sees the city pause for a deep breath before the winter tourism onslaught of skiers and snowboarders. Events-wise, turn to February’s Lake Champlain Pond Hockey Classic and June’s jazz festival, followed by New England’s oldest and largest quilt event in nearby Essex Junction. Expect dragon boating in August, along with street performers for the Festival of Fools.


What are the top things to do in Burlington?

Burlington Earth Clock

An art installation dedicated to peace looks like a 43-foot-diameter prehistoric stone circle on Lake Champlain’s shores. In reality, it’s a giant sundial that relies on visitors to stand in the central gnomon position and cast their shadows. It lies at Blanchard Beach, on the bike path just north of the popular sunset-watching spot of Oakledge Park.

Lake Champlain Monster Monument

What’s a big landlocked body of water without the specter of a massive, rarely spied serpentine creature? In 1984, the state erected a granite block on Perkins Pier just south of downtown to honor Burlington’s local legend: “Champ,” a prehistoric Nessie-esque beast. It even bears the cryptid’s pseudoscientific name, Belua aquatica champlainiensis. And just in case Champ really is out there, both Vermont and New York have passed laws protecting their lake’s most legendary monster.

Shelburne Museum

Eight miles south of Burlington sits a 45-acre museum celebrating Americana. Its founder celebrated everyday objects, from quilts to pottery and weather vanes. Eventually she began adding historic buildings to house these collections, including a lighthouse, round barn, covered bridge, and the Lake Champlain side-wheeler steamship Ticonderoga.

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